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Newspaper
The Wakefield News
Location
Wakefield, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1935
Page
5
Shirley confronts an exhausted husband and a demanding newsroom life. When Bob prioritizes National Weekly overtime, she swaps roles with a secretary to balance home and work. Returning to her old job, she proves marriage lasting through shared labor and a burned steak moment.
A fireless steam locomotive charged by a steam filled tank powers freight runs with no boiler or firebox. The 69 inch tank holds water at 215 psi, stores energy to move up to 95 miles or haul 210 tons 21 miles. Additional notes describe an ultra-fast centrifuge reaching 660000 rpm and a statement that hibernation is not true sleep, driven by cold effects.
Regular meeting at City Hall Wakefield Michigan June 19 1935 presiding Mayor pro tem Roy W Bedell with Commissioners Kent Bedell Kuivinen Gilbert present Absent Mayor Cleon Minutes approved Bills paid includes Ford Meter Box U P Office Supply Westinghouse Michigan Bell City payroll Health water analysis May 1935 City Accountant cash receipts and disbursements May 1935 Reports accepted file and published summary Charter jurisdiction over parks and cemetery discussed Public Works department to oversee parks and cemetery 30 men 50 days Wertanen road grading project noted
About 100 attendees gathered at Blaney Park on Thursday June 13 for the Upper Peninsula Development Bureau annual meeting. Speakers included John P. Norton Rev Karl J Hummer L A Roxsman E W Tinker Arthur Stace Ben East and Auditor General John O Hara. Geo W McCormick invited next year s meeting to Menominee marking the bureau s 25th anniversary with three original organizers present and a park tour of 22 000 acres of woodland and lakes.
Fifty-one residents appeared in circuit court on Wednesday morning for final hearings on naturalization. They took the oath of allegiance and renounced foreign citizenship. New citizens include Wakefield Lacy Ozzello Bugni Milan Povich Plymouth Watersmeet Thomas John Toma Yuon Thomas Ton Krist Evanoff Kanu.
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